FTO AUSTRALIA

Mitsubishi Campbeltown , told me to wait 3months for Genuine FTO GPvR breaks.

I need them asap , slowing down from 100km/h is a problem for me

so anyone out there direct me to a place to go to get good breaks ?

thanks.

Olly.

Oliver89 wrote:Mitsubishi Campbeltown , told me to wait 3months for Genuine FTO GPvR breaks.

I need them asap , slowing down from 100km/h is a problem for me

so anyone out there direct me to a place to go to get good breaks ?

thanks.

Olly.

Go to any brake shop & ask what they have in stock for an Evo II / Evo III. Its the same pad...

Maybe try for some EBC or Ferrodo pads.

EBC or RB's are winners... much better than stock...

And as ben said... should be readily available


and it's spelt Brakes... not Breaks...

and it's spelt Brakes... not Breaks...

Haha if you didn't, I was gonna...

nicholas wrote:

and it's spelt Brakes... not Breaks...

Haha if you didn't, I was gonna...

I almost used:

Thanks Ben! I'll take a look into it mate.

hahaha yeah umm sorry about that lol i was kinda in a rush but as always no excuses lol my mistake on the spelling.

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Just go to ferodo's website and look up the brake part numbers for the fto. It's on there, that's how i got mine. I was running machined stock disks, ferodo excel pads and some good fluid. Really good for street/touge. Not hard to lookup man... Actually...i think bendix's website has part numbers for the fto too

Edit - then order them in from repco or something. It'll only take a day or two.

yeh im going to do that man..

i caled up bendix , i got the fto's actual code & they told me to goto repco and order it it'll take 2 or so days

Tats my best option.

thanks anyway guy's.